Israel – Mark Silverberg

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Mark Silverberg August 11, 2014August 12, 2014 0 Comments Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Jihad, Middle East, New War, Rockets, Terrorism, War on Terror

Geneva meets Jihad: The New Rules of War

Despite thousands of rockets being fired at Israeli cities, towns and kibbutzim during Israel’s current conflict with Hamas and Palestinian

Mark Silverberg February 1, 2014June 12, 2014 0 Comments Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism, BDS, Boycotts, Israel

The Tyranny of Deceit

In the aftermath of World War II, with the hideous revelation that two-thirds of European Jews had been systematically exterminated

Mark Silverberg October 21, 2013June 12, 2014 0 Comments Appeasement, Betrayal, Iran, Israel, Nuclear Enrichment, Obama, Tehran, Turkey

The Turkish Betrayal – Global Implications

On October 16th, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reported that in 2012, Turkey, a NATO member, gave Iranian intelligence the

Mark Silverberg July 30, 2013March 13, 2014 0 Comments Appeasement, delegitimization, Israel, John Kerry, Negotiations, Obama, Prisoner release, Two-State Solution

When Fantasies Become Policies

In July 2013, Israel’s Ministry of Justice disclosed the names of Palestinian terrorists who will be released over the next

Mark Silverberg March 31, 2013March 13, 2014 0 Comments Anti-Semitism, CIA, Double standard, espionage, Freedom, Intelligence, Israel, Jonathan Pollard, Obama, Unjust

Jonathan Pollard – The Case for Commutation of Sentence

During the course of President Obama’s recent interview with Israel’s Channel 2 on March 21st, in response to whether he

Mark Silverberg February 12, 2013March 13, 2014 0 Comments Appeasement, Burgas, Dilemma, European Union, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, Israel, Lebanon, Matthew Levitt, Middle East, Mideast, Naim Qassem

Europe’s Hezbollah Dilemma

The long-awaited results of the Bulgarian investigation into the Burgas terrorist bombing last July 18th has placed enormous pressure on

Mark Silverberg March 18, 2012March 13, 2014 0 Comments cycle of violence, double standards, Gaza, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Israel, moral equivalence, terrorists

Targeting Terrorists

In March, a strike by the Israel Defense Forces targeted arch-terrorist Zuhair al-Qaisi as he was planning to launch another

Mark Silverberg February 11, 2012March 13, 2014 0 Comments caliphate, Fordo, Iran, Israel, Natanz, Netanyahu, Nuclear Bomb, Obama, Parchine, pre-emptive strike, red line, uranium enrichment

The Point of No Return

Debkafile recently disclosed that it was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, not the Obama administration, who decided to postpone the largest

Mark Silverberg October 15, 2011March 13, 2014 0 Comments Captivity, Gilad Shalit, Hamas, Israel, kidnapping, Netanyahu, Noam Shalit, terrorists, Trauma

The Trauma of the Shalit Exchange

Much has been written of the Israeli moral commitment not to leave a wounded or dead soldier in the field,

Democratization Efforts Foreign Policy

Mark Silverberg September 2, 2011March 13, 2014 0 Comments Anti-Israel, Anti-Zionism, Arab Spring, Delusions, Israel, J-Street, Jewish, Middle East, Nicholas Kristof, UN

Nicholas Kristof’s J-Street Problem

Nicholas Kristof, in his column “Seeking Balance in the Middle East” suggests that Congressional opposition to the forthcoming UN vote

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